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Midnight Train

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Midnight Train

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Micky: "Or we could do..."

Coco: "Micky, just do what they want..."

Hank: "Do, uh, do both of these again."

Well, I'm an angry man, I sing an angry song

Tell ya, honey, it won't be long

I'll pack my bags, get outta here

With my guitar and a case of beer

Well, I'm going north, and I'm going south

Tell ya, honey, better shut your mouth

I'll kick your head from here to hell

You better know, I can do it well

Midnight train, rambling rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Losing all my money, well it really ain't so funny, hon

Midnight train, rambling, rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Tell ya what, babe, well ya better be moving on

Well, I really don't know I'm going for sure

Ain't got a map, and it ain't no tour

I'm just heading out for the open sky

Who knows, I might even die

Well, don'tcha worry your pretty little head

I never give a damn what I did or said

That's why I'm packing to leave this place

Can't stand to look at your cheating face

Midnight train, rambling, rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Losing all my money, well, it really ain't so funny, hon

Midnight train, rambling, rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Tell you what, babe, well you better be moving on

Well, you treated me like a little boy

And you played around like I was a toy

Guess you thought I'd have the blues

Look who's crying--guess you lose

Midnight train, rambling, rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Losing all my money, well, it really ain't so funny, hon

Midnight train, rambling, rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Tell you what, babe, well you better be moving on

Midnight train, rambling, rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Losing all my money well, it really ain't so funny, hon

Midnight train, rambling, rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Tell you what babe, well, you better be moving on

Midnight train, rambling, rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Losing all my money, well, it really ain't so funny, hon

Midnight train, rambling, rambling

All night long, I'm gambling, gambling

Tell you what, babe, well, you better be moving on

It's about that time, better be moving on

Get outta here, you better be moving on

That's all she wrote, you better be moving on

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